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A sweater, socks, chocolate, a gift card. These are just some of the safe options for gift-giving this holiday season.

The holidays are finally upon us and families and groups of friends are each celebrating with their individual traditions. Pull up a chair and grab a warm beverage as Journal staff share their favourite holiday traditions.

George had always been bigger than Fred, and he knew it too, strutting around like the superior older brother.

At this week’s Queen’s Poetry Slam at The Mansion, poets were encouraged to “Use Their Voice Now.” And voices were raised, mid-finals, to yell in unison about the inevitable apocalypse caused by president-elect Donald Trump.

On Wednesday night, I lost my Queen’s Players virginity.

When artists reveal what they think about themselves, interesting art comes out of it.

Last Friday night, Patrick Krief and his similarly-named band, Krief, ventured from Montreal to play Clark Hall Pub. The atmosphere was relaxed, yet the audience was nothing short of enthusiastic.

Hi S&M, I have a problem that I can’t get my mind off of. I’ve been with my boyfriend for a year now — let’s call him John — and I’m absolutely certain he’s the person I want to end up with.

Walking into Grant Hall, I entered a completely different atmosphere than the bitter snowstorm raging outside.

Despite entering the K-Rock Centre unsure of just what we were in for at a night of WWE Live, we found ourselves unable to look away for the entirety of the show.

NOV 7: THE WORLD LOSES LEONARD COHEN

When I was in the sixth grade my school held one of those fundraisers where you go door to door with a UNICEF-esque box to collect money for the Canadian Cancer Society. Honestly, I don’t even remember if it was the Cancer Society.

Hot off his third solo album, Brendan Canning lit up The Grad Club last Friday night with an eclectic set of cool rhythms and smooth vocals.

Each year, the Vogue Charity Fashion Show brings student designs to campus with a fresh twist. I sat down with some of this year’s designers to get an idea about who they are and what they’re bringing to the show.

Keeping up with your readings, or catching up, is hard enough without having to look for a place to get comfortable.

Queen’s is Anisha Sandhu’s runway. The third-year ArtSci student struts through Union and University as if she’s just stepped off a photo shoot — to my knowledge, she probably has.

On Tuesday afternoon, the Dan School of Drama and Music hosted just fewer than 200 students and faculty members in an open forum in Convocation Hall regarding Queen’s Vagabond’s cancellation of their Othello production. Originally set to open this month, Queen’s Vagabond’s production of Othello was cancelled after backlash from the Queen’s community over the theatre group’s decision to cast a white, female student in the role of Othello.  

It’s been 20 years since Michael Jordan did something people thought was impossible — saved Looney Tunes.

Before leaving on our trek, my dad and I were constantly asked “Why Mongolia?”